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5th Annual Nashville Legend’s Christmas Ball held

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The Annual Legends Ball was held on December 20, 2014. For full story, click HERE.

(NOT PICTURED) Daryl Moore aka, Moe was recognized as he has hired over 200 people, opened over ten businesses in Nashville areas in areas that most black people dared not try.  “He has been a pioneer and a visionary and is not through yet.”  He has owned places such as Mo Betters, Saturdays, Park Avenue, Level 88 and many others.

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